WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from March 4, 2021

Listener comments!
	9:00am HyperDose: That artwork feels like home. I'm ready, Trouble. Provide us with that sweet solace.
	9:00am Rick from SC: G'mornin' troublemakers
	9:00am Strandlund: Nothing but Trouble...I wouldn't have it any other way...
	9:01am Trouble: good morning thursday people! gray skies again...
	9:01am Zetti: Hi.
	9:01am LastVisibleDog: Good morning!
	9:01am Pale Son: Good morning! Very in the mood for the modern world.
	9:01am βrian: Bonjour.
	9:02am n8th3gr8: morno
	9:03am steveo: good morning; gray, but spring is in the air
	9:04am Trouble: why does February always feel so exhausting? more intensity due to less days? spring break is still a month away...
	9:04am melinda: Hi everyone!
	9:05am Buddha of Suburbia: This is sooo stinkin' good, Trouble! You always bring it'! Thank you for that
	9:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Imbolc in bulk...
	9:06am Trouble: that's a great record@buddha of suburbia! i would recommend it.
	9:07am northguineahills: Wow, I'm not even fashionable late today!
	9:07am Buddha of Suburbia: Thanks for the recommendation, Trouble
	9:08am B R M: Heavy Soccer Mommy vibes on this voice... 👍
	9:09am Irene Trudel: Good morning Trouble and Modern World-ers! Yeah, February is totally draining. Something about March coming in gives me more energy.
	9:10am Trouble: bonjour @ irene! march!! a month i am always thrilled to see walk in. every year i count down the days in feb...
	9:11am βrian: Time to unleash one's inner March hare.
	9:11am wizard frog: Blasted False Spring - such a tease
	9:13am northguineahills: Too springy down here, I miss not hot weather (well, it's not hot hot, yet, but getting there).
	9:13am Trouble: hares! has anyone read the hare with the amber eyes by british ceramicist edmund de waal? such a great book!
	9:15am Ryansterlingvirtue: My students are listening to this as they wait for class to start. Everything sounds great today. Thanks, Trouble.
	9:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: fonky Blossom !
	9:16am Trouble: excellant @ryansterlingvirtue! i miss playing music for students in my classroom
	9:17am Webhamster Henry: Hi Trouble! Blossom in the morning!
	9:18am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: hi all. hi trouble. i need to wear "screen-spectacles" with a blue filter now. seems thats it. finally.
	9:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like this part of this 1st set has more Stlye than several of my lifetimes...
	9:19am Trouble: interesting blosson dearie moments:www.jazzwax.com...
	9:19am yetibob: Hi everyone. Handy asked me to say he won't be able to make it today.
	9:19am B R M: This is better than Oasis' version
	9:20am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Yeti bob
	9:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *styLe ...poet friend of mine wrote about uncouth Caliban 'I grind my teeth in pissed-off sleep'...
	9:22am barba yiorgi: amazing set. it's like... music. and someone's actual world for a little while.
	9:23am Mx. Granny (e/em): So lovely and duende. Hello Trouble and Troubled!
	9:24am headcleaner: bom dia trouble
	9:24am StringOFperils: Hi, and thx for the tip re the Edmund De Waal book, that looks very interesting.
	9:25am Pale Son: Huh, weird story about Norma Tanega having to be credited on Dearie's "Dusty Springfield." I wonder if she really had nothing to do with it. Love her "What We Do in the Shadows" theme! :)
	9:26am Buddha of Suburbia: This music! Damn!!! I'm falling in love with you Trouble.
	9:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Trouble for Blossom link.
	9:28am Strandlund: Ya Mon...
	9:30am JG: Just about very song that gets the reggae treatment gets improved by it
	9:31am wizard frog: acostumbrrrrrrrraste
	9:32am Mark Williams: "Bongo Man" was a Studio One label. I forget exactly when it came into being, but it was for early '70s reggae output.
	9:32am steveo: you are accustoming yourself to me? or is it the other way around?
	9:32am lloyd: Kanopy rules!!
	9:32am Tank Top: I miss Kanopy. C'mon NYC!
	9:32am northguineahills: I feel like the I just saw the Red Sox play a spring training game in Spanish Town, JA....
	9:33am Strandlund: Kanopy is great!!
	9:33am Webhamster Henry: We have Kanopy - just another ploy to get New York City people to move to the Mid Hudson Valley.
	9:34am Pale Son: Gianna Lauren! Halifax represent!
	9:34am northguineahills: I've been watching cricket for a decade, and still barely know what's going on (and I've looked up the rules, youtubes, and everything). Still watching, I'll eventually figure it out.
	9:34am βrian: Kanopy can be useless, depending on the particular subscription. I've found plenty of films I'd like to see, through our university, but none are available. Oy.
	9:35am Mark Williams: I used to play cricket, actually. That ball is no joke - harder than a baseball and only one person has a "mitt" to catch it with. Bare hands for everyone else.
	9:36am Trouble: @ brian:we use Kanopy for our pandemic film club and the university profs have to find the films elsewhere half the time due to university kanopy being more lightweight in offerings
	9:37am p/b: GM Trouble FMUniverse - light love to all and hang the hell in there. Remind me when I lose it later
	9:37am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Years ago a co-worker, who was from India, tried to explain cricket to me. It seems like it would help if you knew nothing about baseball. I was always trying to draw parallels, which didn't seem helpful.
	9:37am Rich in Washington: Mornin' Trouble! Howdy everyone!
	9:37am βrian: Are modern cricket matches overlain with graphics to highlight what the hell is happening?
	9:37am steveo: i caught a foul baseball at a major league game once; my hands were still stinging when I got home
	9:37am Pale Son: Kanopy is a great idea, but I've found its selection very limited and its streaming kinda glitchy.
	9:38am still b/p: Had to switch from laptop's wee onboard speakers to something better. Last few tracks of first set were so good, the music demanded something better. This show is amazingly reliable in providing enjoyable music. There should be a tighter word or term for that....but ARIPEM lacks punch and grace as an acronym.
	9:39am Trouble: when we first got Knopy it was glitchy@pale son. we deleted the app from our tv and reloaded a newer version and all was well in the kanopy universe
	9:39am steveo: "good"
	9:39am Mark Williams: i love all the weird phrasings in cricket. Field positions like "silly leg," "mid-off", "square leg" ('there's no one behind square leg' is a common phrase), and of course the classic "LBW - leg before wicket."
	9:40am Glistener MW: Whoa — “Whoa” here is amazing!
	9:40am Pale Son: Oh, that's good to know, @Trouble! Could be more due to my old AppleTV device for casting from laptop than Kanopy itself, I guess.
	9:41am northguineahills: When I played soccer in Prospect Park, when we played the West Indian team, their friends would play cricket next to our field. (yes, they all hit the ganja before hand, I could never do that before cardiovascular exercise, maybe an edible).
	9:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's natural the British took to Buddy Holly - as he was supported by Crickets. I'm sure if Buddy survived - he'd have supported The Very Silly Party - or @ least the Not Quite As Silly...
	9:44am zopa: clickey starring the whole show. really great, trouble. thanks!
	9:44am Mx. Granny (e/em): great idea, zopa!
	9:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: + zopa
	9:45am zopa: hi granny!
	9:45am northguineahills: (and the cricket players did where all-white).
	9:47am Webhamster Henry: What do the Football people think of the Cricket and Rugby people? Me, I prefer caber tossing and curling.
	9:48am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Webmaster Henry: The caber toss/curling biathlon. Now _there's_ a sport!
	9:48am northguineahills: @Henry: I probably spent 6 hours last weekend w/ curling on in the background. I'm a fan of rugby and Aussie rules football as well. Football (soccer is my favorite sport).
	9:49am Listener Gregory: Loving the art today, especially the fact that the people are NOT leaning on the door.
	9:50am Mx. Granny (e/em): hey, zopa! that elephant is looking nice and clean!
	9:50am Trouble: oops i watched fire in babylon via netflix, on a dvd i got in the mail! not kanopy. yes i am open to all formats for watching movies, well except the premium channels that charge mad $$
	9:50am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I love Aussie rules football, mostly because that "goal" signal the ref makes cracks me up.
	9:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Do the British have to deal with brain damage scandal like the USA - or does even Rugby feature less collision...
	9:51am Webhamster Henry: There used to be Celtic Games over at the Mills Mansion lawn in Staatsburg, NY - great muddy, pipe-y, brogue-y fun!
	9:51am PaulRobeson1920: Goood Morning WFMU land!
	9:51am zopa: i miss the pnw, granny.
	9:52am Webhamster Henry: For selection, you can't beat DVD-in-the-mail Netflix. Might be scratchy sometimes though.
	9:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah dig Art composition. Expressing much with restraint - while also way kewl texture technique (color &tc.)... Reminded of Huxley looking @ trousers on mescaline...
	9:52am Buddha of Suburbia: I feel bad for people who are deprived of your show. Hi Mxs. Granny
	9:53am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Trouble: Painting With John. Hardest laughs I've had in the last 12 months.
	9:53am Listener Gregory: @Webhamster, right about the selection. When I read about an old movie, it's seldom streaming on Netflix but almost always available on disc.
	9:54am Trouble: merci @buddha. no one is deprived of the magic of wfmu, we are open to all. but sadly some are not in the know
	9:56am Pale Son: I didn't know you could still get DVD-in-the-mail Netflix! Needa look into this.
	9:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi. As some ads say, "Consult your local library." The library system in this sector has DVDs to rent for free.
	9:56am Sully510: good morning this is wonderful.
	9:56am YETI BOB: Hi Buddha - I was driving earlier, couldn't reply to you.
	9:57am Sully510: How's the east coast this morning? It's cool here in Berkeley, CA.
	9:57am YETI BOB: Enjoying the show very much this morning, while driving and sipping coffee in the van
	9:58am sphere: hullo
	9:58am βrian: @YB: Not the Free Candy van, I hope.
	10:02am Trouble: @sully510: most of the snow has melted in the nyc area. phew. temps are warming up. daylights savings time is on the horizon. it doesn't get dark until almost 6pm. good times ahead. we are the lucky ones who made it through winter. this one much harder than most
	10:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Balmy 29℉ NewHampshuh momentary Sun...
	10:03am Webhamster Henry: Yes, the Mid-Hudson Library system (at least) can pull from their network of dozens of libraries, each with their own store of DVDs. I bet you downstaters can do the same. They all need those patented Netflix prepaid mailer envelopes. patents.google.com...
	10:03am Pale Son: 0°C & sunny in Halifax, NS.
	10:04am Dayffid: No kanopy in Bergen county unfortunately:(
	10:05am Phillippe Bastille: good morning
	10:05am Trouble: bummer @ dayffid. but your library does have interlibrary loans. JC doesn't...
	10:05am esoterica: this Holly Miranda album is so underrated. thank u for reminding me of it!
	10:06am still b/p: Interesting journey and stages for the music that is the Soùmatra track. Quick info looked at a moment ago says regional music first on cassette was then online and ripped from youtube to be arranged and studio-treated for new compositions.
	10:07am Dayffid: Trouble: yeah if the local library doesn’t have it they get it from another branch. JC doesn’t do that?
	10:07am wenzo llc.: good mornin' folkzz
	10:07am northguineahills: A chilly 16C/60F here in Orlando, but now that the fog has burned off, it will hit 24C/76F (finally got down to the upper single digits C/upper 40s F last night. Felt so nice.
	10:09am YETI BOB: @βrian: No, it's the electro-acoustic drone noise van
	10:09am northguineahills: Holy smithers, Holly Miranda was spring 2010 (it was a simpler time back then) I was there (well, listening from work).
	10:11am Strandlund: Birdperson from Rick & Morty?
	10:11am LastVisibleDog: Just set up a bird feeder in my front yard...my god, birds eat a TON!
	10:11am Trouble: here's the link to the nyc birding webinar tonight: bit.ly...
	10:11am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: no. they throw 90% on the ground… :-)
	10:12am LastVisibleDog: I'm hoping they fly down and eat that too!
	10:13am Trouble: nope@dayffid: costs too much $
	10:13am Dayffid: Thanks for the birding info! I think like many others, watching the birds feeding has been a welcome source of solace this past year.
	10:14am Sully510: Hang in there @trouble. It's funny, out here when it's in the low 40s we lose it.
	10:14am still b/p: Squirrel hierarchies and antics at the feeder are irritating and amusing a the same time. And, ohh, yes, there is much of scattery mess.
	10:15am PaulRobeson1920: The rate of Injury for Rugby 1 injury an hour V.S (American) Football 3 injuries an hour. Rugby is a gentlemens & gentlewoman’s game. A simple, beautiful Game
	10:15am Dayffid: I know! Takes them like one hour to finish off a full feeder!
	10:15am Dayffid: Trouble: that’s too bad. At least you have kanopy though
	10:16am LastVisibleDog: I'm filling my feeder at least once a week, they're going through a 10lb bag in less than a month!
	10:17am PaulRobeson1920: Everyone is invited to Randalls island when matches start back up. Village Lions have a men and womens team. Youth teams. Old boys and old girls sides
	10:17am PaulRobeson1920: Bring your friend and family to the match and to sing songs at the drink up afterwords!! All are welcome
	10:18am Buddha of Suburbia: Hate to leave, but I have to get going. Have a lovely day Trouble! Thanks for the fabulous tunes! And thanks for the company everyone! Bye!
	10:18am zopa: for those without feeders that would still enjoy watching the birbs feed, the cornell lab has a great set of webcams: www.allaboutbirds.org...
	10:19am Rick from SC: I've got a feeder and its been fun to see all the different woodpeckers
	10:19am βrian: It's getting more sunny here in WI. Should be a nice day.
	10:21am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:21am LastVisibleDog: Thanks Zopa, I've been playing youtube bird videos for my cats when they don't feel like watching the real bird feeder.
	10:22am still b/p: Is there a powerful bird boss I have to pay off to finally get a good full, close-enough view of a pileated woodpecker? Always too far and a blurred glimpse when luck at least puts one in tease range.
	10:22am Trouble: 2 new eagle babies just hatched at duke farms in nj! check out their eagle cam
	10:22am LastVisibleDog: Anyone have experience with hummingbird feeders, here in LA we have tons of hummingbirds.
	10:22am sphere: BAT MACUMBA
	10:23am Rick from SC: The pileated woodpecker is easy to hear but not as easy to see. Just yesterday I saw one very close by
	10:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Marvin. Just damn.
	10:23am bigkafka: just killing it, trouble. thanks for inspiring my ass right out of this chair for a dance break.
	10:24am βrian: I've seen pileated woodpeckers only twice. The first time I thought I was hallucinating. It has a call that, to my ears, is more likely in the Amazon.
	10:24am YETI BOB: Oh man what are they doing to that guitar? (I want to do it too!)
	10:25am ChukAmok: @LastVisibleDog I have a hummingbird feeder in my backyard. It's just one of those plastic ones from the garden center. I use the nectar solution, but really sugar water would do just as well.
	10:25am The Oscar: Mornin'! There are days that I miss leaving the house and going to the office, but then I realize that if I was in the office I probably couldn't sing along to "Bat Macumba" at the top of my lungs.
	10:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always say this - but love how in Brazil they didn't know about techniques elsewhere - & used aerosol spray for backwards cymbals ferinstance...
	10:26am LastVisibleDog: Thanks ChukAmok
	10:26am Ian: Trouble- what was the name of the documentary by the Italian filmmaker on Kanopy? Didn't catch it. Great show, awesome range as usual. Thanks.
	10:28am Concrete blanket: @lastvisibledog Mix your own juice 50/50 water and sugar. They like it sweeter but, hey, sugar is expensive and anyway their hummingburd parents had to fly two miles just for water feeder when they were young! Simple syrup: two cups sugar into one cup warm water, stir and let dissolve. Hello DJ This Is The Modern World with Trouble
	10:28am ChukAmok: What Concrete Blanket said...
	10:28am Trouble: @ian: tropicalia by marcela marchado. it's about the brazilian tropicalia music scene
	10:29am LastVisibleDog: Thanks Concrete!
	10:29am PaulRobeson1920: There is even Wheelchair rugby at some Tournaments... It goes like this 18-35 competitive club sides. 35-45 years old bracket. 45-55 then 55 and older sides!! Canada is usually very good in that division! (Slightly modified rules for some Ruggers in the 55 and older but same game) depending on the color of your shorts is the level of Contact in the old boys leagues
	10:30am Passaic River Blues: @LastVisibleDog: I'm pretty jealous of Left and Gulf Coasters who get to see, like, eight kinds of hummingbirds. Here in the Northeast, we generally only see ruby-throated hummingbirds, which are stunning, glorious marvels nevertheless, but that's it. Hummingbird feeders generally work; keep them clean, use prepared nectar mixtures or sugar water, maintain consistency (if the feeder becomes a reliable food source, that means the buddies will return more reliably). If you have a yard, there are flower varieties that they absolutely love. I can attest that a decent-sized patch of monarda (also called bee balm) will bring all the ruby-throats to the yard. @Brian: pileated woodpeckers are dinosaurs straight-up.
	10:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kewl Thx ! : soundsandcolours.com...
	10:31am LastVisibleDog: @Passaic - I haven't been thinking about flowers for hummers yet, but growing up a huge batch of milkweed for monarchs.
	10:31am PaulRobeson1920: Anywhere in the world you find a rugby team, and go to practice you will be welcomed with open arms. Friends and family too! Always! So sing us a song song us a song sing us song!! Or show us your thing! And what a beautiful thing! So sing you f****sing! sing! Or show Us your thing!! : )
	10:32am Rick from SC: I get a lot of ruby throated hummingbirds, using 25% sugar solution. I boil it first and keep in frig, and change every day.
	10:32am Passaic River Blues: @LastVisibleDog: growing milkweed is basically a public service, and I salute you!
	10:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PaulRobeson1920: I hate Sport - but I have to acknowledge the Heart in it sometimes.
	10:33am Ken From Hyde Park: Remember to keep the hummingbird feeders clean. www.wikihow.com...
	10:33am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): We have a whole milkweed (and lupine) garden.
	10:34am PaulRobeson1920: Good sportsmanship is good for all! Baby
	10:34am Ian: @trouble Thanks so much. Not on our Toronto Kanopy yet, but they're pretty good with music docs.
	10:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...holystuff this is even better thru the good speakers...
	10:36am Listener Gregory: Just looked and discovered that my library has Kanopy. I had no idea! Thanks to Trouble and the posters for alerting me to this.
	10:37am Listener Gregory: @WoodsOfNH, someone gave me a bunch of milkweed seeds. Do you think I can just stick them in the ground and hope?
	10:39am Passaic River Blues: @WoodsofNH by way of Maine: a garden composed of marvelous pink to purple native milkweed and lupine feeding birds, bees, and monarchs, you say? Very, very cool.
	10:39am Trouble: kanopy has a pretty interesting selection of international films , and good art dociumentaries
	10:40am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Listener Gregory: I'm no gardener (this garden was there when we bought the place about 6 years ago) but from what I've read, they're pretty hardy plants.
	10:40am davefromtoronto: speaking of kanopy and birds the doc "h is for hawk" is worth a watch.
	10:41am ron in S FL: Saw Arlo Parks perform this song on Graham Norton's show recently. Nice!
	10:41am wenzo llc.: great set!!
	10:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ron in S FL: Dig yer Tar.
	10:43am Trouble: i'd like to see her perform, i will look that up. thanks@ron in S FL. i still haven't read that book @ davfrom toronto.. that needs to be my next book. Reading zadie smith on beauty right now
	10:43am LastVisibleDog: @gregory--I was already growing tomatoes and peppers in the house, so it wasn't a big deal to get some milkweed seeds going to. I tossed some outside, but I'm not seeing much action.
	10:43am Dayffid: I keep seeing ‘H for Hawk’ is it a recommended read?
	10:44am LastVisibleDog: H is for Hawk better be happier than Kes.
	10:44am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Trouble and everybody else!
	10:45am kylepw: @Trouble f**kin' killing it this morning. Thanks.
	10:45am PaulRobeson1920: Baby, baby, I lovee youu! You do! Nice show Trouble! Tropicália is like a breath of fresh air! Brazilian music influenced by The Beatles and Jimi Hendrix!! Thank you Trouble! I must have called Ryan Seecrest over 300 times to request various Tropicália tunes and he has yet to play a single Song!!!! Thank you!
	10:45am Trouble: @dayffid: i have read many reviews that say it's super
	10:46am Trouble: @dayffid: i have read many reviews that say it's super. gracias@ kylepw
	10:48am PaulRobeson1920: (I’ve never actually called Ryan Seecrest... i wonder if he knows who i am?)
	10:48am YETI BOB: @Dayffid: it's not on the 2020 Lockdown Reading List, but you could add it docs.google.com...
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Diving hawks the fastest animal. Amazing physics... Truly this playlist - this program - the most tasteful treat. If Gaylord is an intriguing bit of classy cinema - Trouble is a midweek walk thru an airy but fascinating Museum...
	10:48am Dayffid: Lastvisabledog: lol. Trouble: same here, I guess I’ll give it a go someday.
	10:49am Marko: A parable of milkweed: To do good for monarch butterflies, I stuck hundreds, really thousands, of milkweed seeds in my backyard garden. Whole pods-worth were entombed. Sure enough, milkweed plants popped up. The next year, milkweed plants consumed the entire garden, smothering the other flowers that I'd planted for bees'n'butterflies. Via underground roots, new milkweed plants now emerge far beyond the garden. There's a reason why it's called "milkWEED."
	10:49am Trouble: merci@revrabbit!
	10:49am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I'm currently reading Silence/In The Age of Noise by Erling Kagge. Really, really good.
	10:50am YETI BOB: I haven't finished a book in a while - it's getting to be a bit of a problem, I keep picking up new books before finishing the old ones
	10:51am Rick from SC: WEEDs - Wildly successful plants.
	10:51am Listener Gregory: @Marko, I have a location where I think they can't do much harm. And I mow grass next to it, so hopefully they won't move into that. But thanks for the tip.
	10:51am Dayffid: Yeti bob. I actually have that same problem. Maybe it’s common
	10:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Have a West Coast friend / on fb. He grows a bit of milkweed - & fosters the caterpillars in little sort of tents with it while they pupate - maybe seven @ a time - the whole cycle... Posts video of them flying away @ the end... What a kewl thing to do I thinks...
	10:52am YETI BOB: Dayffid - it's gotten worse for me, I used to be more of a finisher
	10:52am Passaic River Blues: Sault has recently approaching something like 60 songs in the last two years or so, and every one I've heard is well nigh perfect. @Dayffid & Trouble: I enjoyed Macdonald's book. Mix of personal memoir, historical gloss of falconry, investigation of T.H. White's works/biography, all through the lens of the problematic but interesting human-animal "relationship" born by falconry. Perhaps a bit overpraised, but I liked it. I did dip into Glenway Wescott's "The Pilgrim Hawk" beforehand, so I had hawks on the brain.
	10:52am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Marko: We noticed last year that there were fewer lupines. Hard to tell if milkweed is the cause though because last year the drought was pretty bad.
	10:53am Dayffid: Actually for me it’s gotten better. But now I just take a really long time to finish one book. Like a really long time
	10:53am PaulRobeson1920: Burgundy Okra is the prettiest thing i have grown to date
	10:54am Hubig Pie: Dreamy vibe here
	10:54am Trouble: that band is on fire@passaic... truly the energy of the moment for me
	10:54am Trouble: burgundy okra!!! whoa.
	10:55am Rick from SC: Burgundy is fat. (Colors, Ken Nordine)
	10:55am YETI BOB: @PR: I wanted to add some Okra to the lineup this year - maybe I'll make it Burgundy! Thanks for the tip.
	10:56am YETI BOB: Imma grow some nice, fat, burgundy okra ...
	10:56am Rich in Washington: wonderful mix today, Trouble! It made my otherwise stressful morning commute quite enjoyable.
	10:56am ChukAmok: @Rick from SC Where in SC are you? I'm in the upstate.
	10:57am Trouble: thanks@richinwashington!
	10:57am Rick from SC: @Chuck, I'm in Rock Hill for 20 some odd years, but originally from NJ
	10:57am Yes: hello everyone
	10:57am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:58am Matthew_London: <3
	10:58am βrian: I'm trying to bike to work, but those stairs have stymied me every time.
	10:59am ChukAmok: @Rick I have been to Rock Hill to see the races at the Giordana Velodrome. I'm in Spartanburg. Pleased to make your virtual acquaintance.
	11:00am YETI BOB: @PR1920: I grew Japanese Eggplant last year - the flowers are a beautiful pale-purple with a yellow center. The fruits are nice too.
	11:00am Doctor B.: Just messaging to say I love your mix this morning, and keep up the good work!
	11:02am Kurty: The synth in this song sounds like my ring tone. Scared me at first, I thought it was boss calling to yell at me for something. Whoosh!
	11:02am Rick from SC: @Chuck, back atcha. My daughter graduated from Wofford last year, so I know Spartanburg fairly well.
	11:02am p/b: loving today's show Ms. T - no time for the board here but thank you / sounds great, exactly where I want to be
	11:04am Trouble: thanks@doctorB! gracias@p/b!
	11:04am PaulRobeson1920: @Yeti enjoy it! Japanese eggplant is nice and easy to grow once it is establish! Growing vegetables is so rewarding. Last year I planted a few morning glory late in the season to climb up the stalks of the Okra in the fall
	11:04am n8th3gr8: man, im not sure i've listened to Gang Gang Dance since Saint Dymphna. in my defense, looks like they're not super prolific
	11:05am Pale Son: Same, n8! This is gr8! Trying to figure out whether that's a guitar or a synth.
	11:05am Gary in soflo: thanks so much crew and Trouble. zoning and loving it all morning
	11:06am Dayffid: @passaicriverblues your description made me want to read it more. Once I finish my current book (probably sometime next year) I’ll probably give it a go
	11:06am βrian: We'll have garlic coming up in a few weeks. That's always the first sign of life in the garden. Its sight heartens passers-by, we're told.
	11:06am ChukAmok: @Rick That's so cool! I work just a mile from Wofford. I've only lived here for about five years, so still exploring quite a bit.
	11:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kurty I'm generally against censorship - but there ought to be a filter that sounds anything like one's own alarms of any kind on radio !...
	11:07am Trouble: merci@garyinsoflo!
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *filters out - yerknow...
	11:08am YETI BOB: @Dayffid: I sort of blame Robert Musil - "The Man Without Qualities" - that was the first time I realized "I don't have to finish this if I don't want to!". Then it became a pattern.
	11:09am choggie: Anyone else? past 2 weeks the station's app and online archive keep crashing crashing crashing y'all's webmaster sloppy
	11:10am YETI BOB: No, he's not Sloppy, he's Henry
	11:10am n8th3gr8: wait, there's an app?
	11:11am Webhamster Henry: It works fine for me! [motto of programmers everywhere] Yes there's an iOS app and a few kind of unsupported Android apps.
	11:11am choggie: @Brian the signs of my garden coming alive are all the starts in my greenhaus and the lettuce and cuke seeds just coming up....soon, soooooo many cukes and tomatoes
	11:12am Marko: Trouble, you play for us wonderful French singers such as Francoise Hardy -- tunes I generally savor (even though "je ne parle passe Francais"). Thanks every week for the eclectic playlist. I've obsessed on French singer Helene Segara, especially "Amaretti," her album sung in Italian ("non parlo Italiano"). As with so many French singers, most of Segara's tunes bathe the listener in rich, melodic melancholy. And there's Carla Bruni, the French singer who'll be spending a year in close quarters with her recently convicted husband, former French president Nicolas Sarkozy.
	11:13am choggie: I want to blame it on anything else but the new Android I just got....hoping it's not the damn fone
	11:13am Zetti: butterfly great to grow large patches of milkweed. If invasive, just rip them up while young. Also, large milkweed plants can be damaged by weather, animals, etc., making a home for the monarch tough. Just remember folks, we have lost most of the monarch butterfly. In one year we lost close to 80%. I now grow lots of milkweed in my permaculture garden. Many if not all weeds are edible or have medicinal purposes for people and critters. Grow weeds and mushroom. Some butterfly caterpillars love dill and fennel, like the swallowtail butterfly. The plants get so large the critters do little damage. It's all about a balanced ecosystem.
	11:13am wenzo llc.: another excellent set! thanks trouble!
	11:13am Passaic River Blues: @Yeti Bob: "The Man Without Qualities" was my albatross, too. I "finished" it, but it took almost three years in fits and starts (including taking it out and returning it to the library multiple times like it was a job), to the point every time I picked it up, it was as if it was the first time. Musil is a master, but goddamn!
	11:13am Webhamster Henry: Fans of French pop might want to check out Bodega Pop's archive from yesterday: Serge Gainsbourg tribute show: wfmu.org...
	11:13am Morgan: here for the sound of storks celebrating their first egg ♥️
	11:14am βrian: Sarkozy will be permitted one Karcher shower per week.
	11:14am Zetti: Sorry folks, I'm half asleep so forgive the errors in my post... Lol.
	11:14am n8th3gr8: that Bodega Pop episode was rad! i stayed up past my very early bedtime for it
	11:14am Rick from SC: @Trouble, we don't two Dakotas. That would help a little with the Senate
	11:14am Vivian: Morning all! Catching up on the comments, I noticed the Intro to Birding. Is anyone familiar with this organization? Are the webinars archived for later viewing? I love to attend tonight's webinar but I booked studio time.
	11:15am βrian: My favorite bodega pop is Orangina.
	11:15am wenzo llc.: obligatory choir preach: Joe Manchin is not a Democrat
	11:16am Dayffid: @yeti and @passaic. For me it was Ulysses, and I know I can’t be alone in not finishing that book! I actually wonder if anyone really has read the whole thing?
	11:16am PaulRobeson1920: Back to work! @Yeti Very happy you digg the Burgendy Okra! Hands down the purtiest plant i’ve ever grown! Start a-lot of those seeds because (you know) some of those seeds will grow better than others. @Trouble Thank you! Peace and Love always! RIP Bunny Wailer! Thank you for the music! Let it play forever baby!
	11:16am Concrete blanket: In a free state every man can think what he wants and say what he thinks. (Spinoza) Thanks for the Reggie DJ Trouble
	11:16am ChukAmok: Not sure if it's been said or not yet, but to prevent the spread of milkweed and damage to other plants, cant a barrier be put in the ground to stop the roots? That's what I had to do for the bamboo at my old place and it worked.
	11:16am Passaic River Blues: @Rick: D.C. and Puerto Rico, too!
	11:16am Pale Son: RIP, Bunny. His version of "Dreamland" is one of my all-time faves.
	11:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY Trouble ! 41Million more ? I want to be accurate... Democracy is coming to the USA. (Or we become something else.)
	11:16am Trouble: will look her up @ marko! merci
	11:17am Rick from SC: @Passaic, I'm with ya
	11:17am wenzo llc.: DC statehood now!!
	11:17am pop: That’s why we have the Electoral College... We do not have majority rule, silly!
	11:17am Slaboch: Love the painting this week! Great sense of light!
	11:17am YETI BOB: @Dayffid: I got through "Ulysses" but I had one of those guide-books
	11:17am sphere: I love reggae baselines. They push the edge and groove at the same time, like James Jamerson.
	11:17am Listener Sam: The US Congress is made up of the House of Representatives, with each state being represented according to population. California gets many more representatives than, say, Iowa or Delaware. The Senate, on the other hand, simply gives two Senators to each state. As I understand it, this was the compromise reached by the framers of the Constitution. It was intentional.
	11:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& Undemocratic.
	11:19am sphere: *basslines - i desperately need to turn off autocorrect.
	11:19am Rick from SC: @RR63 - exactly
	11:20am βrian: DC and PR, please.
	11:20am Webhamster Henry: The Senate is about state representation and not "people power". Pretend the states are sovereign nations that use the Federal government to deal with interstate issues. That said, simply abolishing the Senate and increasing the House to 1000 would go a long way toward democratizing and streamlining politics.
	11:22am YETI BOB: WHH: I used to say "Down with the Electoral College", now it's "Down with the Senate and the EC too"
	11:22am p/b: oh man love this version
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: βrian - how does Thee Shining Democracy on the Hill have Territories w/out full Representation ? Isn't that what the Revolution was supposedly about ?
	11:22am wenzo llc.: @Listener yea, it was proposed by the delegates from Connecticut including my ancestor Oliver Elsworth and as his descendant Im proud to say that that shit is outdated as fuck and has been for hundreds of years and complete bullshit, and we need either proportional representation or at least a new better compromise. now.
	11:22am Passaic River Blues: @Listener Sam: I hear you. It was intentional, an intentional sop to the Slave Power and anti-democratic forces. Senators were also originally appointed by state legislatures and thus not directly elected until 1913 (when the 17th Amendment was ratified). It was anti-democratic then and it's anti-democratic ramifications/effects are even worse now.
	11:22am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Down with the filibuster. Nuke it now.
	11:23am TomDash: RIP Bunny Wailer...great tribute, Trouble! this Old Grey Whistle Test performance is so good! www.youtube.com...
	11:23am Hubig Pie: @Dayffid, I purchased an extra large print version of Ulysses, it did not help. But I not exactly university material
	11:23am Gary in soflo: as frustrated as I may find myself (being particularly used to instant gratification) i am grateful that our nation's pace of change can be slowed by the minority. our country really os special.
	11:23am Webhamster Henry: Check out this Wikipedia article on bicameralism en.wikipedia.org...
	11:23am Concrete blanket: Elections are fake, you can tell by the duopoly party of elites who actually choose the fake president.
	11:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PRB - yeah - not as old & honorable a Tradition as most think - when they think @ all...
	11:24am Carmichael: I've read Ulysses several times.
	11:24am wenzo llc.: DC Statehood Now!
	11:24am Carmichael: And hello.
	11:25am Passaic River Blues: @RRN63: yeah. I mean, in the late 19th Century, people just straight up, literally bought Senate seats by paying party bosses/state legislature speakers/etc.
	11:25am Buddha of Suburbia: Beautiful! I just turned my friend on to your show.
	11:26am sphere: I find the people who don't vote or participate in politics are the most likely to complain about the government.
	11:27am Dayffid: @carmicheal how many times 🧐 lol
	11:27am YETI BOB: Gary in Soflo: I don't think we can afford to slow the pace of change right now. The world is on fire, figuratively and literally, while the Senate fiddles.
	11:27am Dayffid: Jk I believe you
	11:27am Rick from SC: In case y'all missed it, our wonderful SC govt just brought back the firing squad.
	11:27am wenzo llc.: @sphere I don't find that lol
	11:28am Listener Gregory: @HubigPie, there are some detailed commentaries on Ulysses that I found helped me a lot. They provide an overview and explanation of each chapter, along with overly detailed explanations of all the allusions. The less detailed guides are probably sufficient, if you want to try again.
	11:28am Carmichael: Tomita ....
	11:28am sphere: @ wenso llc. Not surprising. different experiences and all that.
	11:29am Concrete blanket: Well @sphere the only legit participation were left with is revolution...are you REALLY a participant?
	11:29am Rich in Washington: Oh wow! This song!
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PRB - while I think Concrete blanket's statement is reductive - we are much in danger of total Oligarchy - the more insidious for being nuanced... But sphere is totally correct. True Socialists know abut Praxis : we start with the tools @ hand & the most accessible efforts...
	11:29am luka: this is a Jean Michel Jarre melody! or he stole it. one way or the other.
	11:29am Marko: For his band's lead guitarist, Bob Marley hired Al Anderson, who went to Montclair High School with me and was a star MHS guitarist. Al's still listed as a member of The Original Wailers, a band he fronted with then-member Junior Marvin. As an utterly naive music lover, I recall Al and me cutting school and sitting in my mom's living room as he corrected me that underneath Jimi Hendrix's myriad sound textures, indeed, Hendrix was rooted in the blues. Duh. Chiming in on the bird exchanges, nearly every month the Montclair Bird Club features a notable speaker from New Jersey and beyond. It's Zoom-accessible and open to all.
	11:30am Carmichael: @Dayffid, at least 3 times. I'm very old and very Irish.
	11:31am Carmichael: Thanks Luka, not Tomita but Jarre.
	11:31am Rich in Washington: JMJ's Oxygene was in the mid 70s, so likely the former.
	11:31am tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Trouble and everyone! I can't get enough of North African and Middle Eastern pop.
	11:31am Hubig Pie: I think it helps to be very Irish in order to wade into Mr. Joyce's stream of consciousness
	11:32am MuWfInMass: Superb radio drama style... Ulysses makes Finnegans look digestible Reading aloud helps enormously as they really are oral tradition filtered writings, Joyce was quite the musical lad https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ulysses-james-joyce/id1517040628
	11:33am wenzo llc.: @marco, fascinating! that's so cool you got to hang out with him!!
	11:33am Dayffid: @carmicheal. I think my problem was I’m very Scottish and too middle aged.
	11:33am Pale Son: So many Françoix today!
	11:33am northguineahills: Magrebi Stylee!
	11:33am Mike W: this is a staggeringly great song, thank you DJ and M. Salah El Annabi
	11:33am Rich in Washington: Jarre also borrowed/adapted the melody for Oxygene from Gershon Kingsley's Popcorn, so there's that.
	11:34am βrian: Gomez is kissing Morticia's arm today, for sure.
	11:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You can say we oscillate from Democratic to Republican Party Administrations - & this is a kind of stasis. You cannot tell me it makes no difference Biden was elected & not Drumpf. Please. People of Color know what it comes down to on the street - & they got our butts out of the sling @ the Polls. Make no mistake about it !! You might say Voting for the Lesser of Two Evils makes no difference. I put it to you that Not Voting for it does make a demonstrable & irrefutable difference! : Voter Turnout in the USA is usually abysmal.
	11:35am paddy in matawan: wow this is so cool
	11:35am Passaic River Blues: My Daily Bebey Mantra: "I want a banana, some water, and dance on the new track."
	11:35am Mike W: [inside voice] “watch me sell five copies of the Maghreb K7 Club record”
	11:35am Andres: What Mike W said. Toasting!
	11:35am Pale Son: Very reasonable request, PRB! :)
	11:36am Kurty: What’s the name of this one? Love that laugh
	11:36am Concrete blanket: Don't know how you do it DJ Trouble the show couldn't be better. Thanks!
	11:36am Dayffid: Now I feel like I need to start it again. I’m almost finished Alastair Grays Lanark, it’s sort of a lesser Glaswegian version of Ulysses. Maybe that will act as a sort training
	11:36am Mike W: ...the punchline being i bought all five of them
	11:36am Pale Son: This is not actually the Maghreb K7 record.
	11:36am northguineahills: @Dayffid: Mostly Scottish w/ some English thrown in, my family is so white we've been here since the 17c. (in the US), and now I'm technically entering middle-age this month....
	11:37am Trouble: yikes, sorry i am so late in the updating of the accuplaylist today. i do the typing and then i forget to hit enter
	11:38am Mike East: I'd love to know where that version of cloud nine was from...I haven't heard that one before. Great show, as always, Trouble
	11:38am YETI BOB: I'm not Irish but I enjoy Joyce, even though he's a lot of work to read. I'm Czech/German/Jewish so more naturally aligned with Kafka. When I visited Prague I fit right in ... but i really do want to go to Dublin one of these days!
	11:38am northguineahills: @Rev Rabbit: I agree: But I need to take a breather from politics for a few months after the last few months (still hitting on the other issues)
	11:38am Mike W: well no wonder i loved it so much, of course, the late great M. Bebey (my brain sometimes forgets how much great music he made apart from his Sanza style)
	11:38am Rich in Washington: This Bebey track is wonderful.
	11:39am Mike W: i even have this record, ugh! rest in pieces to my brain
	11:39am YETI BOB: love love love Francis Bebey
	11:39am YETI BOB: (Fortunately you don't have to be Cameroonian to get it!)
	11:40am Passaic River Blues: @Mike W: truth about Bebey. Thankfully that Maghreb K7 collection sounds totally worth it--we heard two unimpeachably awesome tracks from it this morning.
	11:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ngh I'm fairly confidant you Vote faithfully.
	11:41am Dayffid: @yetibob oh no I think I have unfinished books by Kafka too!
	11:42am Trouble: don't forget this friday is bandcamp friday!!! i can't imagine what our poor, talented and non playing out musicians are doing right now to make $$
	11:42am Rick A: Are those Francois de Roubaix tracks from certain film scores?
	11:42am paddy in matawan: Very new Blondie sound here. Like
	11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think Joyce may have been to where I go to Kerouac to get to w/ Life as Poetry (or something) - a good bit earlier...
	11:43am YETI BOB: @Dayffid: Kafka never wrote anything very long ... some of my favorite pieces by him are just a few sentences
	11:44am northguineahills: For those of you that cracked HBO, "Welcome to Chechnya", is a story of of the the torture and attempt at escape of LBGTQ+ community. It makes the rest of Russia look like a rainbow paradise (it isn't). Canada took in 44 refugees in the last 4 years, the US, took none. If you're in the US, Canada, Mexico, or EU, lobby your politicians to take more in refugess : unfoundation.org...
	11:44am Pale Son: Yeah, gonna be busting my piggy bank for Bandcamp Friday followed by the WFMU Marathon!
	11:44am Trouble: i don't own many specific film soundtracks by Francois de Roubaix @rick a. the majority of what i found is on giant collections. but yes he was a massive film soundtrack guy in his day
	11:45am northguineahills: Sorry about the TLDR post, That doc didn't let me sleep last Friday until 7am, it scarred me, and cis-straight male....
	11:45am wenzo llc.: @trouble omg thanks for letting me know!! Bandcamp emailed me about it like a month ago but not today🤷🏻‍♂️
	11:45am Dayffid: @yetibob I know! All the more shame on me
	11:46am Marko: Rai is wonderful, bawdy, assertive, lost-love dance music. It's tragic how, decades ago, religious fanatics in Algeria murdered key rai artists for writing and performing music the intolerant deemed vile. Many of the musical stars fled to Paris, where "synth rai" was concocted, a terrific amalgam of "those French!" and "those Algerian expats!" An example, in Algeria, of artists being on the cutting edge of social openness and being targeted for death or exclusion.
	11:47am wenzo llc.: this really has been a great show!!
	11:47am northguineahills: For those of you who like Joe Bataan, look for Joe Ambrosia on YouTube from NYC cable access, he's a recurring character of weirdness in the Bronx...
	11:48am waters7: Love you Trouble! Am grading but had to jump up to say THANK YOU. You are doing a SUPER job. xoxoxo
	11:48am Trouble: gracais@wenzollc.
	11:49am Trouble: good morning @waters7, gracias!
	11:49am tim from champaign (now washington): @Marko - I have a couple Rai comps that I love. That's really sad that musician are targeted by religious fanatics. Terrible.
	11:49am Mick: Another wonderful show trouble - thank you muchly!
	11:49am Dayffid: @trouble amazing show as ever. Thank you!
	11:50am Rick A: Thank you, Trouble, I scoured the Internet for information on La Frite Equatoriale though I couldn't find any mention of it coming from a specific film.
	11:51am Trouble: next week i will have dj icepack as my cohost!! excitement galore while raising funds to keep wfmu in your ears! thanks for sitting in this week, see you next week. Get your piggy banks out people and try to give what you can. I am looking for everybody to support!
	11:51am Pale Son: Maybe I've had just exactly the right amount of coffee today, but this did seem like an especially great episode. Thanks, Trouble!
	11:51am headcleaner: @ngh: not TLDR at all + perfectly on point
	11:52am Trouble: @rick a;he is a weird one. not a lot of reissues. samourai was reissued but the rest is in the original vinyl or on giant collections. i buy it when i can, he's hard to find over here.
	11:52am LastVisibleDog: Goodbye modern world, off to virtual teaching! Thanks Trouble and skeleton crew!
	11:53am Trouble: merci @ pale son. good luck @last visible dog!
	11:54am tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Trouble! Looking forward to the return of DJ Icepack!
	11:54am northguineahills: Thanks, headcleaner! obrigato, Trouble!
	11:55am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:55am radioronan: Thanks Trouble..thanks skeleton crew!
	11:56am Rick A: I appreciate you playing Roubaix's music. I have discovered most of his music through your show, furthering my obsession with French film music. I have a compilation of music from Melville's films with a couple of tracks from Samourai.
	11:57am mary: Ulysses love
	11:57am Mike W: @ngh a Dog friend of ours directed the doc; he also did How to Survive a Plague
	11:58am Dayffid: Kinks had so many hidden little gems in those early albums
	11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: KINKS
	11:59am waters7: How did I not know this song by The Kinks? Wowza!
	11:59am Hubig Pie: Much thanks for all the great musics
	11:59am still b/p: Thanks, DenJ Trouble. Show splendide.
	11:59am owen: always loved this song!!
	12:00pm Strandlund: Always a great show!! Thanks so much Trouble and crew!!
	12:00pm Matt Fiveash: Another certifiably groovy show, thanks Trouble

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from March 4, 2021

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March 4, 2021: migration is human

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Pablo's Eye	Amb 7 "Amb 7" by "Pablo's Eye"	Spring break
Bernice	Passenger Plane "Passenger Plane" by "Bernice"	Puff: In the Air Without a Shape				0:05:55 (Pop-up)
Francoiz Breut	Le Premier Bonheur du Jour	Une Saison Volée				0:09:19 (Pop-up)
François de Roubaix	La Frite Equatoriale	les plus belles de musiques v 3				0:12:41 (Pop-up)
blossom dearie	I Like London in the Rain	Blossom Dearie For Cafe Apres-Midi				0:15:39 (Pop-up)
andy kirk, mary lou williams	what's your story, morning glory?	mary's idea				0:18:06 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso	tu me acostumbraste	Araçá Azul				0:21:19 (Pop-up)
Anjimile	baby no more "baby no more" by "Anjimile"	giver taker				0:26:46 (Pop-up)
hubert lee	Sweet Caroline "Sweet Caroline" by "hubert lee"					0:30:11 (Pop-up)

gianna lauren	whoa "whoa" by "gianna lauren"	vanity metrics				0:33:30 (Pop-up)
Badge Époque Ensemble	the sound where my head was	self help				0:42:00 (Pop-up)
Çahk	soùmatra "soùmatra" by "Çahk"	où				0:42:35 (Pop-up)
basu	humanity (for Rep John Lewis)	wollesonic loves trouble	wollesonic		*	0:51:45 (Pop-up)
jennie pearl	maybe in another year	fairy tale lady v/a				0:57:52 (Pop-up)
holly miranda	joints "joints" by "holly miranda"					1:06:52 (Pop-up)

Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio	Inner city Blues	Colemine Records Presents: Brighter Days to Come v/a			*	1:11:09 (Pop-up)
marvin gaye	right on "right on" by "marvin gaye"	What's Going On (Deluxe Edition)				1:14:38 (Pop-up)
os mutantes	bat macumba "bat macumba" by "os mutantes"					1:22:08 (Pop-up)
the budos band	gun metal grey "gun metal grey" by "the budos band"	long in the tooth			*	1:25:03 (Pop-up)
chabati le jeune	mani mani maane "mani mani maane" by "chabati le jeune"	Maghreb K7 Club: Synth Raï, Chaoui & Staifi 1985-1997			*	1:28:16 (Pop-up)
hailu mergia	abichu nega nega "abichu nega nega" by "hailu mergia"	yene mircha				1:32:45 (Pop-up)
arlo parks	caroline "caroline" by "arlo parks"	collapsed in sunbeams			*	1:38:17 (Pop-up)
SAULT	somethings in the air "somethings in the air" by "SAULT"	untitled (5)				1:41:48 (Pop-up)
Gilberto Gil & Gal Costa	sebastiana	gal costa				1:44:55 (Pop-up)
Menahan Street Band	the starchaser	the exciting sounds of menahan street band			*	1:47:17 (Pop-up)
ela orleans	better friends "better friends" by "ela orleans"	lost				1:49:57 (Pop-up)
francoise hardy	L'amour Ne Dure Pas Toujours	Le Premier Bonheur				1:53:52 (Pop-up)
sneaks	beliefs "beliefs" by "sneaks"	Highway Hypnosis				1:55:30 (Pop-up)
gang gang dance	house jam "house jam" by "gang gang dance"					1:58:38 (Pop-up)
francois de roubaix	mort d'un guide	les plus belles de musiques v 3				2:08:32 (Pop-up)
leila albayaty	new york "new york" by "leila albayaty"	dans le soleil				2:08:33 (Pop-up)

Bob Marley & The Wailers	concrete jungle			RIP Bunny Wailer		2:14:18 (Pop-up)
Bob Marley & The Wailers	soul almighty	funky kingston: reggae dancefloor grooves 68-74 v/a				2:17:12 (Pop-up)
Bob Marley & The Wailers	cloud nine					2:19:46 (Pop-up)
himalayas	migration is human "migration is human" by "himalayas"	Wollesonic loves trouble	wollesonic			2:22:47 (Pop-up)
Salah El Annabi	Hata Fi Annaba "Hata Fi Annaba" by "Salah El Annabi"	Maghreb K7 Club: Synth Raï, Chaoui & Staifi 1985-1997			*	2:26:10 (Pop-up)
Francis Bebey	agatha "agatha" by "Francis Bebey"	African Electronic Music 1975 - 1982				2:36:27 (Pop-up)
Barbara Morgenstern	the operator "the operator" by "Barbara Morgenstern"					2:38:52 (Pop-up)
joe bataan	keep the change "keep the change" by "joe bataan"	call my name				2:44:02 (Pop-up)

aokky	tropiques du plaisir "tropiques du plaisir" by "aokky"					2:48:34 (Pop-up)
deux filles	the five sexes "the five sexes" by "deux filles"	space & time				2:51:42 (Pop-up)
hugo filho	quero voce, voce "quero voce, voce" by "hugo filho"	paraibo				2:54:20 (Pop-up)
the kinks	Rosie Won't You Please Come Home	face to face				2:57:24 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am HyperDose: That artwork feels like home. I'm ready, Trouble. Provide us with that sweet solace.
	9:00am Rick from SC: G'mornin' troublemakers
	9:00am Strandlund: Nothing but Trouble...I wouldn't have it any other way...
	9:01am Trouble: good morning thursday people! gray skies again...
	9:01am Zetti: Hi.
	9:01am LastVisibleDog: Good morning!
	9:01am Pale Son: Good morning! Very in the mood for the modern world.
	9:01am βrian: Bonjour.
	9:02am n8th3gr8: morno
	9:03am steveo: good morning; gray, but spring is in the air
	9:04am Trouble: why does February always feel so exhausting? more intensity due to less days? spring break is still a month away...
	9:04am melinda: Hi everyone!
	9:05am Buddha of Suburbia: This is sooo stinkin' good, Trouble! You always bring it'! Thank you for that
	9:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Imbolc in bulk...
	9:06am Trouble: that's a great record@buddha of suburbia! i would recommend it.
	9:07am northguineahills: Wow, I'm not even fashionable late today!
	9:07am Buddha of Suburbia: Thanks for the recommendation, Trouble
	9:08am B R M: Heavy Soccer Mommy vibes on this voice... 👍
	9:09am Irene Trudel: Good morning Trouble and Modern World-ers! Yeah, February is totally draining. Something about March coming in gives me more energy.
	9:10am Trouble: bonjour @ irene! march!! a month i am always thrilled to see walk in. every year i count down the days in feb...
	9:11am βrian: Time to unleash one's inner March hare.
	9:11am wizard frog: Blasted False Spring - such a tease
	9:13am northguineahills: Too springy down here, I miss not hot weather (well, it's not hot hot, yet, but getting there).
	9:13am Trouble: hares! has anyone read the hare with the amber eyes by british ceramicist edmund de waal? such a great book!
	9:15am Ryansterlingvirtue: My students are listening to this as they wait for class to start. Everything sounds great today. Thanks, Trouble.
	9:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: fonky Blossom !
	9:16am Trouble: excellant @ryansterlingvirtue! i miss playing music for students in my classroom
	9:17am Webhamster Henry: Hi Trouble! Blossom in the morning!
	9:18am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: hi all. hi trouble. i need to wear "screen-spectacles" with a blue filter now. seems thats it. finally.
	9:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like this part of this 1st set has more Stlye than several of my lifetimes...
	9:19am Trouble: interesting blosson dearie moments:www.jazzwax.com...
	9:19am yetibob: Hi everyone. Handy asked me to say he won't be able to make it today.
	9:19am B R M: This is better than Oasis' version
	9:20am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Yeti bob
	9:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *styLe ...poet friend of mine wrote about uncouth Caliban 'I grind my teeth in pissed-off sleep'...
	9:22am barba yiorgi: amazing set. it's like... music. and someone's actual world for a little while.
	9:23am Mx. Granny (e/em): So lovely and duende. Hello Trouble and Troubled!
	9:24am headcleaner: bom dia trouble
	9:24am StringOFperils: Hi, and thx for the tip re the Edmund De Waal book, that looks very interesting.
	9:25am Pale Son: Huh, weird story about Norma Tanega having to be credited on Dearie's "Dusty Springfield." I wonder if she really had nothing to do with it. Love her "What We Do in the Shadows" theme! :)
	9:26am Buddha of Suburbia: This music! Damn!!! I'm falling in love with you Trouble.
	9:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Trouble for Blossom link.
	9:28am Strandlund: Ya Mon...
	9:30am JG: Just about very song that gets the reggae treatment gets improved by it
	9:31am wizard frog: acostumbrrrrrrrraste
	9:32am Mark Williams: "Bongo Man" was a Studio One label. I forget exactly when it came into being, but it was for early '70s reggae output.
	9:32am steveo: you are accustoming yourself to me? or is it the other way around?
	9:32am lloyd: Kanopy rules!!
	9:32am Tank Top: I miss Kanopy. C'mon NYC!
	9:32am northguineahills: I feel like the I just saw the Red Sox play a spring training game in Spanish Town, JA....
	9:33am Strandlund: Kanopy is great!!
	9:33am Webhamster Henry: We have Kanopy - just another ploy to get New York City people to move to the Mid Hudson Valley.
	9:34am Pale Son: Gianna Lauren! Halifax represent!
	9:34am northguineahills: I've been watching cricket for a decade, and still barely know what's going on (and I've looked up the rules, youtubes, and everything). Still watching, I'll eventually figure it out.
	9:34am βrian: Kanopy can be useless, depending on the particular subscription. I've found plenty of films I'd like to see, through our university, but none are available. Oy.
	9:35am Mark Williams: I used to play cricket, actually. That ball is no joke - harder than a baseball and only one person has a "mitt" to catch it with. Bare hands for everyone else.
	9:36am Trouble: @ brian:we use Kanopy for our pandemic film club and the university profs have to find the films elsewhere half the time due to university kanopy being more lightweight in offerings
	9:37am p/b: GM Trouble FMUniverse - light love to all and hang the hell in there. Remind me when I lose it later
	9:37am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Years ago a co-worker, who was from India, tried to explain cricket to me. It seems like it would help if you knew nothing about baseball. I was always trying to draw parallels, which didn't seem helpful.
	9:37am Rich in Washington: Mornin' Trouble! Howdy everyone!
	9:37am βrian: Are modern cricket matches overlain with graphics to highlight what the hell is happening?
	9:37am steveo: i caught a foul baseball at a major league game once; my hands were still stinging when I got home
	9:37am Pale Son: Kanopy is a great idea, but I've found its selection very limited and its streaming kinda glitchy.
	9:38am still b/p: Had to switch from laptop's wee onboard speakers to something better. Last few tracks of first set were so good, the music demanded something better. This show is amazingly reliable in providing enjoyable music. There should be a tighter word or term for that....but ARIPEM lacks punch and grace as an acronym.
	9:39am Trouble: when we first got Knopy it was glitchy@pale son. we deleted the app from our tv and reloaded a newer version and all was well in the kanopy universe
	9:39am steveo: "good"
	9:39am Mark Williams: i love all the weird phrasings in cricket. Field positions like "silly leg," "mid-off", "square leg" ('there's no one behind square leg' is a common phrase), and of course the classic "LBW - leg before wicket."
	9:40am Glistener MW: Whoa — “Whoa” here is amazing!
	9:40am Pale Son: Oh, that's good to know, @Trouble! Could be more due to my old AppleTV device for casting from laptop than Kanopy itself, I guess.
	9:41am northguineahills: When I played soccer in Prospect Park, when we played the West Indian team, their friends would play cricket next to our field. (yes, they all hit the ganja before hand, I could never do that before cardiovascular exercise, maybe an edible).
	9:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's natural the British took to Buddy Holly - as he was supported by Crickets. I'm sure if Buddy survived - he'd have supported The Very Silly Party - or @ least the Not Quite As Silly...
	9:44am zopa: clickey starring the whole show. really great, trouble. thanks!
	9:44am Mx. Granny (e/em): great idea, zopa!
	9:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: + zopa
	9:45am zopa: hi granny!
	9:45am northguineahills: (and the cricket players did where all-white).
	9:47am Webhamster Henry: What do the Football people think of the Cricket and Rugby people? Me, I prefer caber tossing and curling.
	9:48am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Webmaster Henry: The caber toss/curling biathlon. Now _there's_ a sport!
	9:48am northguineahills: @Henry: I probably spent 6 hours last weekend w/ curling on in the background. I'm a fan of rugby and Aussie rules football as well. Football (soccer is my favorite sport).
	9:49am Listener Gregory: Loving the art today, especially the fact that the people are NOT leaning on the door.
	9:50am Mx. Granny (e/em): hey, zopa! that elephant is looking nice and clean!
	9:50am Trouble: oops i watched fire in babylon via netflix, on a dvd i got in the mail! not kanopy. yes i am open to all formats for watching movies, well except the premium channels that charge mad $$
	9:50am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I love Aussie rules football, mostly because that "goal" signal the ref makes cracks me up.
	9:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Do the British have to deal with brain damage scandal like the USA - or does even Rugby feature less collision...
	9:51am Webhamster Henry: There used to be Celtic Games over at the Mills Mansion lawn in Staatsburg, NY - great muddy, pipe-y, brogue-y fun!
	9:51am PaulRobeson1920: Goood Morning WFMU land!
	9:51am zopa: i miss the pnw, granny.
	9:52am Webhamster Henry: For selection, you can't beat DVD-in-the-mail Netflix. Might be scratchy sometimes though.
	9:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah dig Art composition. Expressing much with restraint - while also way kewl texture technique (color &tc.)... Reminded of Huxley looking @ trousers on mescaline...
	9:52am Buddha of Suburbia: I feel bad for people who are deprived of your show. Hi Mxs. Granny
	9:53am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Trouble: Painting With John. Hardest laughs I've had in the last 12 months.
	9:53am Listener Gregory: @Webhamster, right about the selection. When I read about an old movie, it's seldom streaming on Netflix but almost always available on disc.
	9:54am Trouble: merci @buddha. no one is deprived of the magic of wfmu, we are open to all. but sadly some are not in the know
	9:56am Pale Son: I didn't know you could still get DVD-in-the-mail Netflix! Needa look into this.
	9:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi. As some ads say, "Consult your local library." The library system in this sector has DVDs to rent for free.
	9:56am Sully510: good morning this is wonderful.
	9:56am YETI BOB: Hi Buddha - I was driving earlier, couldn't reply to you.
	9:57am Sully510: How's the east coast this morning? It's cool here in Berkeley, CA.
	9:57am YETI BOB: Enjoying the show very much this morning, while driving and sipping coffee in the van
	9:58am sphere: hullo
	9:58am βrian: @YB: Not the Free Candy van, I hope.
	10:02am Trouble: @sully510: most of the snow has melted in the nyc area. phew. temps are warming up. daylights savings time is on the horizon. it doesn't get dark until almost 6pm. good times ahead. we are the lucky ones who made it through winter. this one much harder than most
	10:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Balmy 29℉ NewHampshuh momentary Sun...
	10:03am Webhamster Henry: Yes, the Mid-Hudson Library system (at least) can pull from their network of dozens of libraries, each with their own store of DVDs. I bet you downstaters can do the same. They all need those patented Netflix prepaid mailer envelopes. patents.google.com...
	10:03am Pale Son: 0°C & sunny in Halifax, NS.
	10:04am Dayffid: No kanopy in Bergen county unfortunately:(
	10:05am Phillippe Bastille: good morning
	10:05am Trouble: bummer @ dayffid. but your library does have interlibrary loans. JC doesn't...
	10:05am esoterica: this Holly Miranda album is so underrated. thank u for reminding me of it!
	10:06am still b/p: Interesting journey and stages for the music that is the Soùmatra track. Quick info looked at a moment ago says regional music first on cassette was then online and ripped from youtube to be arranged and studio-treated for new compositions.
	10:07am Dayffid: Trouble: yeah if the local library doesn’t have it they get it from another branch. JC doesn’t do that?
	10:07am wenzo llc.: good mornin' folkzz
	10:07am northguineahills: A chilly 16C/60F here in Orlando, but now that the fog has burned off, it will hit 24C/76F (finally got down to the upper single digits C/upper 40s F last night. Felt so nice.
	10:09am YETI BOB: @βrian: No, it's the electro-acoustic drone noise van
	10:09am northguineahills: Holy smithers, Holly Miranda was spring 2010 (it was a simpler time back then) I was there (well, listening from work).
	10:11am Strandlund: Birdperson from Rick & Morty?
	10:11am LastVisibleDog: Just set up a bird feeder in my front yard...my god, birds eat a TON!
	10:11am Trouble: here's the link to the nyc birding webinar tonight: bit.ly...
	10:11am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: no. they throw 90% on the ground… :-)
	10:12am LastVisibleDog: I'm hoping they fly down and eat that too!
	10:13am Trouble: nope@dayffid: costs too much $
	10:13am Dayffid: Thanks for the birding info! I think like many others, watching the birds feeding has been a welcome source of solace this past year.
	10:14am Sully510: Hang in there @trouble. It's funny, out here when it's in the low 40s we lose it.
	10:14am still b/p: Squirrel hierarchies and antics at the feeder are irritating and amusing a the same time. And, ohh, yes, there is much of scattery mess.
	10:15am PaulRobeson1920: The rate of Injury for Rugby 1 injury an hour V.S (American) Football 3 injuries an hour. Rugby is a gentlemens & gentlewoman’s game. A simple, beautiful Game
	10:15am Dayffid: I know! Takes them like one hour to finish off a full feeder!
	10:15am Dayffid: Trouble: that’s too bad. At least you have kanopy though
	10:16am LastVisibleDog: I'm filling my feeder at least once a week, they're going through a 10lb bag in less than a month!
	10:17am PaulRobeson1920: Everyone is invited to Randalls island when matches start back up. Village Lions have a men and womens team. Youth teams. Old boys and old girls sides
	10:17am PaulRobeson1920: Bring your friend and family to the match and to sing songs at the drink up afterwords!! All are welcome
	10:18am Buddha of Suburbia: Hate to leave, but I have to get going. Have a lovely day Trouble! Thanks for the fabulous tunes! And thanks for the company everyone! Bye!
	10:18am zopa: for those without feeders that would still enjoy watching the birbs feed, the cornell lab has a great set of webcams: www.allaboutbirds.org...
	10:19am Rick from SC: I've got a feeder and its been fun to see all the different woodpeckers
	10:19am βrian: It's getting more sunny here in WI. Should be a nice day.
	10:21am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:21am LastVisibleDog: Thanks Zopa, I've been playing youtube bird videos for my cats when they don't feel like watching the real bird feeder.
	10:22am still b/p: Is there a powerful bird boss I have to pay off to finally get a good full, close-enough view of a pileated woodpecker? Always too far and a blurred glimpse when luck at least puts one in tease range.
	10:22am Trouble: 2 new eagle babies just hatched at duke farms in nj! check out their eagle cam
	10:22am LastVisibleDog: Anyone have experience with hummingbird feeders, here in LA we have tons of hummingbirds.
	10:22am sphere: BAT MACUMBA
	10:23am Rick from SC: The pileated woodpecker is easy to hear but not as easy to see. Just yesterday I saw one very close by
	10:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Marvin. Just damn.
	10:23am bigkafka: just killing it, trouble. thanks for inspiring my ass right out of this chair for a dance break.
	10:24am βrian: I've seen pileated woodpeckers only twice. The first time I thought I was hallucinating. It has a call that, to my ears, is more likely in the Amazon.
	10:24am YETI BOB: Oh man what are they doing to that guitar? (I want to do it too!)
	10:25am ChukAmok: @LastVisibleDog I have a hummingbird feeder in my backyard. It's just one of those plastic ones from the garden center. I use the nectar solution, but really sugar water would do just as well.
	10:25am The Oscar: Mornin'! There are days that I miss leaving the house and going to the office, but then I realize that if I was in the office I probably couldn't sing along to "Bat Macumba" at the top of my lungs.
	10:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always say this - but love how in Brazil they didn't know about techniques elsewhere - & used aerosol spray for backwards cymbals ferinstance...
	10:26am LastVisibleDog: Thanks ChukAmok
	10:26am Ian: Trouble- what was the name of the documentary by the Italian filmmaker on Kanopy? Didn't catch it. Great show, awesome range as usual. Thanks.
	10:28am Concrete blanket: @lastvisibledog Mix your own juice 50/50 water and sugar. They like it sweeter but, hey, sugar is expensive and anyway their hummingburd parents had to fly two miles just for water feeder when they were young! Simple syrup: two cups sugar into one cup warm water, stir and let dissolve. Hello DJ This Is The Modern World with Trouble
	10:28am ChukAmok: What Concrete Blanket said...
	10:28am Trouble: @ian: tropicalia by marcela marchado. it's about the brazilian tropicalia music scene
	10:29am LastVisibleDog: Thanks Concrete!
	10:29am PaulRobeson1920: There is even Wheelchair rugby at some Tournaments... It goes like this 18-35 competitive club sides. 35-45 years old bracket. 45-55 then 55 and older sides!! Canada is usually very good in that division! (Slightly modified rules for some Ruggers in the 55 and older but same game) depending on the color of your shorts is the level of Contact in the old boys leagues
	10:30am Passaic River Blues: @LastVisibleDog: I'm pretty jealous of Left and Gulf Coasters who get to see, like, eight kinds of hummingbirds. Here in the Northeast, we generally only see ruby-throated hummingbirds, which are stunning, glorious marvels nevertheless, but that's it. Hummingbird feeders generally work; keep them clean, use prepared nectar mixtures or sugar water, maintain consistency (if the feeder becomes a reliable food source, that means the buddies will return more reliably). If you have a yard, there are flower varieties that they absolutely love. I can attest that a decent-sized patch of monarda (also called bee balm) will bring all the ruby-throats to the yard. @Brian: pileated woodpeckers are dinosaurs straight-up.
	10:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kewl Thx ! : soundsandcolours.com...
	10:31am LastVisibleDog: @Passaic - I haven't been thinking about flowers for hummers yet, but growing up a huge batch of milkweed for monarchs.
	10:31am PaulRobeson1920: Anywhere in the world you find a rugby team, and go to practice you will be welcomed with open arms. Friends and family too! Always! So sing us a song song us a song sing us song!! Or show us your thing! And what a beautiful thing! So sing you f****sing! sing! Or show Us your thing!! : )
	10:32am Rick from SC: I get a lot of ruby throated hummingbirds, using 25% sugar solution. I boil it first and keep in frig, and change every day.
	10:32am Passaic River Blues: @LastVisibleDog: growing milkweed is basically a public service, and I salute you!
	10:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PaulRobeson1920: I hate Sport - but I have to acknowledge the Heart in it sometimes.
	10:33am Ken From Hyde Park: Remember to keep the hummingbird feeders clean. www.wikihow.com...
	10:33am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): We have a whole milkweed (and lupine) garden.
	10:34am PaulRobeson1920: Good sportsmanship is good for all! Baby
	10:34am Ian: @trouble Thanks so much. Not on our Toronto Kanopy yet, but they're pretty good with music docs.
	10:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...holystuff this is even better thru the good speakers...
	10:36am Listener Gregory: Just looked and discovered that my library has Kanopy. I had no idea! Thanks to Trouble and the posters for alerting me to this.
	10:37am Listener Gregory: @WoodsOfNH, someone gave me a bunch of milkweed seeds. Do you think I can just stick them in the ground and hope?
	10:39am Passaic River Blues: @WoodsofNH by way of Maine: a garden composed of marvelous pink to purple native milkweed and lupine feeding birds, bees, and monarchs, you say? Very, very cool.
	10:39am Trouble: kanopy has a pretty interesting selection of international films , and good art dociumentaries
	10:40am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Listener Gregory: I'm no gardener (this garden was there when we bought the place about 6 years ago) but from what I've read, they're pretty hardy plants.
	10:40am davefromtoronto: speaking of kanopy and birds the doc "h is for hawk" is worth a watch.
	10:41am ron in S FL: Saw Arlo Parks perform this song on Graham Norton's show recently. Nice!
	10:41am wenzo llc.: great set!!
	10:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ron in S FL: Dig yer Tar.
	10:43am Trouble: i'd like to see her perform, i will look that up. thanks@ron in S FL. i still haven't read that book @ davfrom toronto.. that needs to be my next book. Reading zadie smith on beauty right now
	10:43am LastVisibleDog: @gregory--I was already growing tomatoes and peppers in the house, so it wasn't a big deal to get some milkweed seeds going to. I tossed some outside, but I'm not seeing much action.
	10:43am Dayffid: I keep seeing ‘H for Hawk’ is it a recommended read?
	10:44am LastVisibleDog: H is for Hawk better be happier than Kes.
	10:44am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Trouble and everybody else!
	10:45am kylepw: @Trouble f**kin' killing it this morning. Thanks.
	10:45am PaulRobeson1920: Baby, baby, I lovee youu! You do! Nice show Trouble! Tropicália is like a breath of fresh air! Brazilian music influenced by The Beatles and Jimi Hendrix!! Thank you Trouble! I must have called Ryan Seecrest over 300 times to request various Tropicália tunes and he has yet to play a single Song!!!! Thank you!
	10:45am Trouble: @dayffid: i have read many reviews that say it's super
	10:46am Trouble: @dayffid: i have read many reviews that say it's super. gracias@ kylepw
	10:48am PaulRobeson1920: (I’ve never actually called Ryan Seecrest... i wonder if he knows who i am?)
	10:48am YETI BOB: @Dayffid: it's not on the 2020 Lockdown Reading List, but you could add it docs.google.com...
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Diving hawks the fastest animal. Amazing physics... Truly this playlist - this program - the most tasteful treat. If Gaylord is an intriguing bit of classy cinema - Trouble is a midweek walk thru an airy but fascinating Museum...
	10:48am Dayffid: Lastvisabledog: lol. Trouble: same here, I guess I’ll give it a go someday.
	10:49am Marko: A parable of milkweed: To do good for monarch butterflies, I stuck hundreds, really thousands, of milkweed seeds in my backyard garden. Whole pods-worth were entombed. Sure enough, milkweed plants popped up. The next year, milkweed plants consumed the entire garden, smothering the other flowers that I'd planted for bees'n'butterflies. Via underground roots, new milkweed plants now emerge far beyond the garden. There's a reason why it's called "milkWEED."
	10:49am Trouble: merci@revrabbit!
	10:49am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I'm currently reading Silence/In The Age of Noise by Erling Kagge. Really, really good.
	10:50am YETI BOB: I haven't finished a book in a while - it's getting to be a bit of a problem, I keep picking up new books before finishing the old ones
	10:51am Rick from SC: WEEDs - Wildly successful plants.
	10:51am Listener Gregory: @Marko, I have a location where I think they can't do much harm. And I mow grass next to it, so hopefully they won't move into that. But thanks for the tip.
	10:51am Dayffid: Yeti bob. I actually have that same problem. Maybe it’s common
	10:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Have a West Coast friend / on fb. He grows a bit of milkweed - & fosters the caterpillars in little sort of tents with it while they pupate - maybe seven @ a time - the whole cycle... Posts video of them flying away @ the end... What a kewl thing to do I thinks...
	10:52am YETI BOB: Dayffid - it's gotten worse for me, I used to be more of a finisher
	10:52am Passaic River Blues: Sault has recently approaching something like 60 songs in the last two years or so, and every one I've heard is well nigh perfect. @Dayffid & Trouble: I enjoyed Macdonald's book. Mix of personal memoir, historical gloss of falconry, investigation of T.H. White's works/biography, all through the lens of the problematic but interesting human-animal "relationship" born by falconry. Perhaps a bit overpraised, but I liked it. I did dip into Glenway Wescott's "The Pilgrim Hawk" beforehand, so I had hawks on the brain.
	10:52am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Marko: We noticed last year that there were fewer lupines. Hard to tell if milkweed is the cause though because last year the drought was pretty bad.
	10:53am Dayffid: Actually for me it’s gotten better. But now I just take a really long time to finish one book. Like a really long time
	10:53am PaulRobeson1920: Burgundy Okra is the prettiest thing i have grown to date
	10:54am Hubig Pie: Dreamy vibe here
	10:54am Trouble: that band is on fire@passaic... truly the energy of the moment for me
	10:54am Trouble: burgundy okra!!! whoa.
	10:55am Rick from SC: Burgundy is fat. (Colors, Ken Nordine)
	10:55am YETI BOB: @PR: I wanted to add some Okra to the lineup this year - maybe I'll make it Burgundy! Thanks for the tip.
	10:56am YETI BOB: Imma grow some nice, fat, burgundy okra ...
	10:56am Rich in Washington: wonderful mix today, Trouble! It made my otherwise stressful morning commute quite enjoyable.
	10:56am ChukAmok: @Rick from SC Where in SC are you? I'm in the upstate.
	10:57am Trouble: thanks@richinwashington!
	10:57am Rick from SC: @Chuck, I'm in Rock Hill for 20 some odd years, but originally from NJ
	10:57am Yes: hello everyone
	10:57am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:58am Matthew_London: <3
	10:58am βrian: I'm trying to bike to work, but those stairs have stymied me every time.
	10:59am ChukAmok: @Rick I have been to Rock Hill to see the races at the Giordana Velodrome. I'm in Spartanburg. Pleased to make your virtual acquaintance.
	11:00am YETI BOB: @PR1920: I grew Japanese Eggplant last year - the flowers are a beautiful pale-purple with a yellow center. The fruits are nice too.
	11:00am Doctor B.: Just messaging to say I love your mix this morning, and keep up the good work!
	11:02am Kurty: The synth in this song sounds like my ring tone. Scared me at first, I thought it was boss calling to yell at me for something. Whoosh!
	11:02am Rick from SC: @Chuck, back atcha. My daughter graduated from Wofford last year, so I know Spartanburg fairly well.
	11:02am p/b: loving today's show Ms. T - no time for the board here but thank you / sounds great, exactly where I want to be
	11:04am Trouble: thanks@doctorB! gracias@p/b!
	11:04am PaulRobeson1920: @Yeti enjoy it! Japanese eggplant is nice and easy to grow once it is establish! Growing vegetables is so rewarding. Last year I planted a few morning glory late in the season to climb up the stalks of the Okra in the fall
	11:04am n8th3gr8: man, im not sure i've listened to Gang Gang Dance since Saint Dymphna. in my defense, looks like they're not super prolific
	11:05am Pale Son: Same, n8! This is gr8! Trying to figure out whether that's a guitar or a synth.
	11:05am Gary in soflo: thanks so much crew and Trouble. zoning and loving it all morning
	11:06am Dayffid: @passaicriverblues your description made me want to read it more. Once I finish my current book (probably sometime next year) I’ll probably give it a go
	11:06am βrian: We'll have garlic coming up in a few weeks. That's always the first sign of life in the garden. Its sight heartens passers-by, we're told.
	11:06am ChukAmok: @Rick That's so cool! I work just a mile from Wofford. I've only lived here for about five years, so still exploring quite a bit.
	11:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kurty I'm generally against censorship - but there ought to be a filter that sounds anything like one's own alarms of any kind on radio !...
	11:07am Trouble: merci@garyinsoflo!
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *filters out - yerknow...
	11:08am YETI BOB: @Dayffid: I sort of blame Robert Musil - "The Man Without Qualities" - that was the first time I realized "I don't have to finish this if I don't want to!". Then it became a pattern.
	11:09am choggie: Anyone else? past 2 weeks the station's app and online archive keep crashing crashing crashing y'all's webmaster sloppy
	11:10am YETI BOB: No, he's not Sloppy, he's Henry
	11:10am n8th3gr8: wait, there's an app?
	11:11am Webhamster Henry: It works fine for me! [motto of programmers everywhere] Yes there's an iOS app and a few kind of unsupported Android apps.
	11:11am choggie: @Brian the signs of my garden coming alive are all the starts in my greenhaus and the lettuce and cuke seeds just coming up....soon, soooooo many cukes and tomatoes
	11:12am Marko: Trouble, you play for us wonderful French singers such as Francoise Hardy -- tunes I generally savor (even though "je ne parle passe Francais"). Thanks every week for the eclectic playlist. I've obsessed on French singer Helene Segara, especially "Amaretti," her album sung in Italian ("non parlo Italiano"). As with so many French singers, most of Segara's tunes bathe the listener in rich, melodic melancholy. And there's Carla Bruni, the French singer who'll be spending a year in close quarters with her recently convicted husband, former French president Nicolas Sarkozy.
	11:13am choggie: I want to blame it on anything else but the new Android I just got....hoping it's not the damn fone
	11:13am Zetti: butterfly great to grow large patches of milkweed. If invasive, just rip them up while young. Also, large milkweed plants can be damaged by weather, animals, etc., making a home for the monarch tough. Just remember folks, we have lost most of the monarch butterfly. In one year we lost close to 80%. I now grow lots of milkweed in my permaculture garden. Many if not all weeds are edible or have medicinal purposes for people and critters. Grow weeds and mushroom. Some butterfly caterpillars love dill and fennel, like the swallowtail butterfly. The plants get so large the critters do little damage. It's all about a balanced ecosystem.
	11:13am wenzo llc.: another excellent set! thanks trouble!
	11:13am Passaic River Blues: @Yeti Bob: "The Man Without Qualities" was my albatross, too. I "finished" it, but it took almost three years in fits and starts (including taking it out and returning it to the library multiple times like it was a job), to the point every time I picked it up, it was as if it was the first time. Musil is a master, but goddamn!
	11:13am Webhamster Henry: Fans of French pop might want to check out Bodega Pop's archive from yesterday: Serge Gainsbourg tribute show: wfmu.org...
	11:13am Morgan: here for the sound of storks celebrating their first egg ♥️
	11:14am βrian: Sarkozy will be permitted one Karcher shower per week.
	11:14am Zetti: Sorry folks, I'm half asleep so forgive the errors in my post... Lol.
	11:14am n8th3gr8: that Bodega Pop episode was rad! i stayed up past my very early bedtime for it
	11:14am Rick from SC: @Trouble, we don't two Dakotas. That would help a little with the Senate
	11:14am Vivian: Morning all! Catching up on the comments, I noticed the Intro to Birding. Is anyone familiar with this organization? Are the webinars archived for later viewing? I love to attend tonight's webinar but I booked studio time.
	11:15am βrian: My favorite bodega pop is Orangina.
	11:15am wenzo llc.: obligatory choir preach: Joe Manchin is not a Democrat
	11:16am Dayffid: @yeti and @passaic. For me it was Ulysses, and I know I can’t be alone in not finishing that book! I actually wonder if anyone really has read the whole thing?
	11:16am PaulRobeson1920: Back to work! @Yeti Very happy you digg the Burgendy Okra! Hands down the purtiest plant i’ve ever grown! Start a-lot of those seeds because (you know) some of those seeds will grow better than others. @Trouble Thank you! Peace and Love always! RIP Bunny Wailer! Thank you for the music! Let it play forever baby!
	11:16am Concrete blanket: In a free state every man can think what he wants and say what he thinks. (Spinoza) Thanks for the Reggie DJ Trouble
	11:16am ChukAmok: Not sure if it's been said or not yet, but to prevent the spread of milkweed and damage to other plants, cant a barrier be put in the ground to stop the roots? That's what I had to do for the bamboo at my old place and it worked.
	11:16am Passaic River Blues: @Rick: D.C. and Puerto Rico, too!
	11:16am Pale Son: RIP, Bunny. His version of "Dreamland" is one of my all-time faves.
	11:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY Trouble ! 41Million more ? I want to be accurate... Democracy is coming to the USA. (Or we become something else.)
	11:16am Trouble: will look her up @ marko! merci
	11:17am Rick from SC: @Passaic, I'm with ya
	11:17am wenzo llc.: DC statehood now!!
	11:17am pop: That’s why we have the Electoral College... We do not have majority rule, silly!
	11:17am Slaboch: Love the painting this week! Great sense of light!
	11:17am YETI BOB: @Dayffid: I got through "Ulysses" but I had one of those guide-books
	11:17am sphere: I love reggae baselines. They push the edge and groove at the same time, like James Jamerson.
	11:17am Listener Sam: The US Congress is made up of the House of Representatives, with each state being represented according to population. California gets many more representatives than, say, Iowa or Delaware. The Senate, on the other hand, simply gives two Senators to each state. As I understand it, this was the compromise reached by the framers of the Constitution. It was intentional.
	11:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& Undemocratic.
	11:19am sphere: *basslines - i desperately need to turn off autocorrect.
	11:19am Rick from SC: @RR63 - exactly
	11:20am βrian: DC and PR, please.
	11:20am Webhamster Henry: The Senate is about state representation and not "people power". Pretend the states are sovereign nations that use the Federal government to deal with interstate issues. That said, simply abolishing the Senate and increasing the House to 1000 would go a long way toward democratizing and streamlining politics.
	11:22am YETI BOB: WHH: I used to say "Down with the Electoral College", now it's "Down with the Senate and the EC too"
	11:22am p/b: oh man love this version
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: βrian - how does Thee Shining Democracy on the Hill have Territories w/out full Representation ? Isn't that what the Revolution was supposedly about ?
	11:22am wenzo llc.: @Listener yea, it was proposed by the delegates from Connecticut including my ancestor Oliver Elsworth and as his descendant Im proud to say that that shit is outdated as fuck and has been for hundreds of years and complete bullshit, and we need either proportional representation or at least a new better compromise. now.
	11:22am Passaic River Blues: @Listener Sam: I hear you. It was intentional, an intentional sop to the Slave Power and anti-democratic forces. Senators were also originally appointed by state legislatures and thus not directly elected until 1913 (when the 17th Amendment was ratified). It was anti-democratic then and it's anti-democratic ramifications/effects are even worse now.
	11:22am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Down with the filibuster. Nuke it now.
	11:23am TomDash: RIP Bunny Wailer...great tribute, Trouble! this Old Grey Whistle Test performance is so good! www.youtube.com...
	11:23am Hubig Pie: @Dayffid, I purchased an extra large print version of Ulysses, it did not help. But I not exactly university material
	11:23am Gary in soflo: as frustrated as I may find myself (being particularly used to instant gratification) i am grateful that our nation's pace of change can be slowed by the minority. our country really os special.
	11:23am Webhamster Henry: Check out this Wikipedia article on bicameralism en.wikipedia.org...
	11:23am Concrete blanket: Elections are fake, you can tell by the duopoly party of elites who actually choose the fake president.
	11:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PRB - yeah - not as old & honorable a Tradition as most think - when they think @ all...
	11:24am Carmichael: I've read Ulysses several times.
	11:24am wenzo llc.: DC Statehood Now!
	11:24am Carmichael: And hello.
	11:25am Passaic River Blues: @RRN63: yeah. I mean, in the late 19th Century, people just straight up, literally bought Senate seats by paying party bosses/state legislature speakers/etc.
	11:25am Buddha of Suburbia: Beautiful! I just turned my friend on to your show.
	11:26am sphere: I find the people who don't vote or participate in politics are the most likely to complain about the government.
	11:27am Dayffid: @carmicheal how many times 🧐 lol
	11:27am YETI BOB: Gary in Soflo: I don't think we can afford to slow the pace of change right now. The world is on fire, figuratively and literally, while the Senate fiddles.
	11:27am Dayffid: Jk I believe you
	11:27am Rick from SC: In case y'all missed it, our wonderful SC govt just brought back the firing squad.
	11:27am wenzo llc.: @sphere I don't find that lol
	11:28am Listener Gregory: @HubigPie, there are some detailed commentaries on Ulysses that I found helped me a lot. They provide an overview and explanation of each chapter, along with overly detailed explanations of all the allusions. The less detailed guides are probably sufficient, if you want to try again.
	11:28am Carmichael: Tomita ....
	11:28am sphere: @ wenso llc. Not surprising. different experiences and all that.
	11:29am Concrete blanket: Well @sphere the only legit participation were left with is revolution...are you REALLY a participant?
	11:29am Rich in Washington: Oh wow! This song!
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PRB - while I think Concrete blanket's statement is reductive - we are much in danger of total Oligarchy - the more insidious for being nuanced... But sphere is totally correct. True Socialists know abut Praxis : we start with the tools @ hand & the most accessible efforts...
	11:29am luka: this is a Jean Michel Jarre melody! or he stole it. one way or the other.
	11:29am Marko: For his band's lead guitarist, Bob Marley hired Al Anderson, who went to Montclair High School with me and was a star MHS guitarist. Al's still listed as a member of The Original Wailers, a band he fronted with then-member Junior Marvin. As an utterly naive music lover, I recall Al and me cutting school and sitting in my mom's living room as he corrected me that underneath Jimi Hendrix's myriad sound textures, indeed, Hendrix was rooted in the blues. Duh. Chiming in on the bird exchanges, nearly every month the Montclair Bird Club features a notable speaker from New Jersey and beyond. It's Zoom-accessible and open to all.
	11:30am Carmichael: @Dayffid, at least 3 times. I'm very old and very Irish.
	11:31am Carmichael: Thanks Luka, not Tomita but Jarre.
	11:31am Rich in Washington: JMJ's Oxygene was in the mid 70s, so likely the former.
	11:31am tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Trouble and everyone! I can't get enough of North African and Middle Eastern pop.
	11:31am Hubig Pie: I think it helps to be very Irish in order to wade into Mr. Joyce's stream of consciousness
	11:32am MuWfInMass: Superb radio drama style... Ulysses makes Finnegans look digestible Reading aloud helps enormously as they really are oral tradition filtered writings, Joyce was quite the musical lad https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ulysses-james-joyce/id1517040628
	11:33am wenzo llc.: @marco, fascinating! that's so cool you got to hang out with him!!
	11:33am Dayffid: @carmicheal. I think my problem was I’m very Scottish and too middle aged.
	11:33am Pale Son: So many Françoix today!
	11:33am northguineahills: Magrebi Stylee!
	11:33am Mike W: this is a staggeringly great song, thank you DJ and M. Salah El Annabi
	11:33am Rich in Washington: Jarre also borrowed/adapted the melody for Oxygene from Gershon Kingsley's Popcorn, so there's that.
	11:34am βrian: Gomez is kissing Morticia's arm today, for sure.
	11:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You can say we oscillate from Democratic to Republican Party Administrations - & this is a kind of stasis. You cannot tell me it makes no difference Biden was elected & not Drumpf. Please. People of Color know what it comes down to on the street - & they got our butts out of the sling @ the Polls. Make no mistake about it !! You might say Voting for the Lesser of Two Evils makes no difference. I put it to you that Not Voting for it does make a demonstrable & irrefutable difference! : Voter Turnout in the USA is usually abysmal.
	11:35am paddy in matawan: wow this is so cool
	11:35am Passaic River Blues: My Daily Bebey Mantra: "I want a banana, some water, and dance on the new track."
	11:35am Mike W: [inside voice] “watch me sell five copies of the Maghreb K7 Club record”
	11:35am Andres: What Mike W said. Toasting!
	11:35am Pale Son: Very reasonable request, PRB! :)
	11:36am Kurty: What’s the name of this one? Love that laugh
	11:36am Concrete blanket: Don't know how you do it DJ Trouble the show couldn't be better. Thanks!
	11:36am Dayffid: Now I feel like I need to start it again. I’m almost finished Alastair Grays Lanark, it’s sort of a lesser Glaswegian version of Ulysses. Maybe that will act as a sort training
	11:36am Mike W: ...the punchline being i bought all five of them
	11:36am Pale Son: This is not actually the Maghreb K7 record.
	11:36am northguineahills: @Dayffid: Mostly Scottish w/ some English thrown in, my family is so white we've been here since the 17c. (in the US), and now I'm technically entering middle-age this month....
	11:37am Trouble: yikes, sorry i am so late in the updating of the accuplaylist today. i do the typing and then i forget to hit enter
	11:38am Mike East: I'd love to know where that version of cloud nine was from...I haven't heard that one before. Great show, as always, Trouble
	11:38am YETI BOB: I'm not Irish but I enjoy Joyce, even though he's a lot of work to read. I'm Czech/German/Jewish so more naturally aligned with Kafka. When I visited Prague I fit right in ... but i really do want to go to Dublin one of these days!
	11:38am northguineahills: @Rev Rabbit: I agree: But I need to take a breather from politics for a few months after the last few months (still hitting on the other issues)
	11:38am Mike W: well no wonder i loved it so much, of course, the late great M. Bebey (my brain sometimes forgets how much great music he made apart from his Sanza style)
	11:38am Rich in Washington: This Bebey track is wonderful.
	11:39am Mike W: i even have this record, ugh! rest in pieces to my brain
	11:39am YETI BOB: love love love Francis Bebey
	11:39am YETI BOB: (Fortunately you don't have to be Cameroonian to get it!)
	11:40am Passaic River Blues: @Mike W: truth about Bebey. Thankfully that Maghreb K7 collection sounds totally worth it--we heard two unimpeachably awesome tracks from it this morning.
	11:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ngh I'm fairly confidant you Vote faithfully.
	11:41am Dayffid: @yetibob oh no I think I have unfinished books by Kafka too!
	11:42am Trouble: don't forget this friday is bandcamp friday!!! i can't imagine what our poor, talented and non playing out musicians are doing right now to make $$
	11:42am Rick A: Are those Francois de Roubaix tracks from certain film scores?
	11:42am paddy in matawan: Very new Blondie sound here. Like
	11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think Joyce may have been to where I go to Kerouac to get to w/ Life as Poetry (or something) - a good bit earlier...
	11:43am YETI BOB: @Dayffid: Kafka never wrote anything very long ... some of my favorite pieces by him are just a few sentences
	11:44am northguineahills: For those of you that cracked HBO, "Welcome to Chechnya", is a story of of the the torture and attempt at escape of LBGTQ+ community. It makes the rest of Russia look like a rainbow paradise (it isn't). Canada took in 44 refugees in the last 4 years, the US, took none. If you're in the US, Canada, Mexico, or EU, lobby your politicians to take more in refugess : unfoundation.org...
	11:44am Pale Son: Yeah, gonna be busting my piggy bank for Bandcamp Friday followed by the WFMU Marathon!
	11:44am Trouble: i don't own many specific film soundtracks by Francois de Roubaix @rick a. the majority of what i found is on giant collections. but yes he was a massive film soundtrack guy in his day
	11:45am northguineahills: Sorry about the TLDR post, That doc didn't let me sleep last Friday until 7am, it scarred me, and cis-straight male....
	11:45am wenzo llc.: @trouble omg thanks for letting me know!! Bandcamp emailed me about it like a month ago but not today🤷🏻‍♂️
	11:45am Dayffid: @yetibob I know! All the more shame on me
	11:46am Marko: Rai is wonderful, bawdy, assertive, lost-love dance music. It's tragic how, decades ago, religious fanatics in Algeria murdered key rai artists for writing and performing music the intolerant deemed vile. Many of the musical stars fled to Paris, where "synth rai" was concocted, a terrific amalgam of "those French!" and "those Algerian expats!" An example, in Algeria, of artists being on the cutting edge of social openness and being targeted for death or exclusion.
	11:47am wenzo llc.: this really has been a great show!!
	11:47am northguineahills: For those of you who like Joe Bataan, look for Joe Ambrosia on YouTube from NYC cable access, he's a recurring character of weirdness in the Bronx...
	11:48am waters7: Love you Trouble! Am grading but had to jump up to say THANK YOU. You are doing a SUPER job. xoxoxo
	11:48am Trouble: gracais@wenzollc.
	11:49am Trouble: good morning @waters7, gracias!
	11:49am tim from champaign (now washington): @Marko - I have a couple Rai comps that I love. That's really sad that musician are targeted by religious fanatics. Terrible.
	11:49am Mick: Another wonderful show trouble - thank you muchly!
	11:49am Dayffid: @trouble amazing show as ever. Thank you!
	11:50am Rick A: Thank you, Trouble, I scoured the Internet for information on La Frite Equatoriale though I couldn't find any mention of it coming from a specific film.
	11:51am Trouble: next week i will have dj icepack as my cohost!! excitement galore while raising funds to keep wfmu in your ears! thanks for sitting in this week, see you next week. Get your piggy banks out people and try to give what you can. I am looking for everybody to support!
	11:51am Pale Son: Maybe I've had just exactly the right amount of coffee today, but this did seem like an especially great episode. Thanks, Trouble!
	11:51am headcleaner: @ngh: not TLDR at all + perfectly on point
	11:52am Trouble: @rick a;he is a weird one. not a lot of reissues. samourai was reissued but the rest is in the original vinyl or on giant collections. i buy it when i can, he's hard to find over here.
	11:52am LastVisibleDog: Goodbye modern world, off to virtual teaching! Thanks Trouble and skeleton crew!
	11:53am Trouble: merci @ pale son. good luck @last visible dog!
	11:54am tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Trouble! Looking forward to the return of DJ Icepack!
	11:54am northguineahills: Thanks, headcleaner! obrigato, Trouble!
	11:55am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:55am radioronan: Thanks Trouble..thanks skeleton crew!
	11:56am Rick A: I appreciate you playing Roubaix's music. I have discovered most of his music through your show, furthering my obsession with French film music. I have a compilation of music from Melville's films with a couple of tracks from Samourai.
	11:57am mary: Ulysses love
	11:57am Mike W: @ngh a Dog friend of ours directed the doc; he also did How to Survive a Plague
	11:58am Dayffid: Kinks had so many hidden little gems in those early albums
	11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: KINKS
	11:59am waters7: How did I not know this song by The Kinks? Wowza!
	11:59am Hubig Pie: Much thanks for all the great musics
	11:59am still b/p: Thanks, DenJ Trouble. Show splendide.
	11:59am owen: always loved this song!!
	12:00pm Strandlund: Always a great show!! Thanks so much Trouble and crew!!
	12:00pm Matt Fiveash: Another certifiably groovy show, thanks Trouble

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from March 4, 2021

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